Tuesday, May 21, 2002
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Top trust reform official comes under fire
It was easy to see why it took Special Trustee Tom Slonaker a few days
to respond to a memo asking him to cooperate with the Department of
Interior's ongoing court battle over the Indian trust....
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Sacred site coalition takes fight to The Hill
Tribal leaders and Native activists seeking to protect hundreds of sacred
sites are taking their concerns to Congress, where they have found a
receptive voice among Indian Country advocates....
Narragansett Tribe eyes change in law
The Narragansett Tribe of Rhode Island still wants to repeal a provision in
federal affecting its chances of gaming....
Development threatens Maya caves
Hotels and resorts on the Yucatan Peninsula of southern Mexico are
pumping raw sewage into underground caves that contain Mayan
artifacts, according to those who have explored them....
Decision on tiny tribe fought
A woman who claims to be the leader of a 3-member California tribe is
challenging a Bureau of Indain Affairs ruling....
Report clears ways for dredging
Two federal agencies on Monday issued a revised biological opinion on a
project to dredge the Columbia River to make way for bigger ships....
Charges come on illegal gambling
Five people in Oklahoma have been charged with illegal gambling at a
casino purported to be on tribal land....
Ariz. gaming bill up for vote again
Arizona's gaming tribes have waited for weeks as lawmakers debate
gaming compacts they signed with Gov....
Bill clears tribes for stadium
The Arizona Legislature on Monday cleared the way for tribes to host a
$350 million Arizona Cardinal football stadium....
Native man one of three killed
A 27-year-old Native man was one of three employees killed at an
Arizona fast food restaurant on Sunday night....
School's rice research protested
Native American activists and their supporters on Monday protested rice
research taking place at the University of Minnesota....
Yellow Bird: Living with diabetes
"Diabetes on reservations is so common that if you lived there, you
would be more likely to become diabetic than you would be to catch the
flu during flu season....
Maine tribes to hand over documents
Two Maine tribes are going to hand over internal documents to paper
companies this week after marching 33 miles to protest the order which
requires them to do so....
Md. schools reject mascot request
A school district has rejected a request to drop two Indian-themed
mascots....
BIA drops privatization push
The Bureau of Indian Affairs has dropped plans to privatize the
worst-performing Indian schools....
Editorial: Kill 'stupid' Indian mascot
The Denver Post in an editorial today calls on a Colorado school to get rid
of its "Fightin' Reds" mascot....
BIA web site back down
Victory was fleeting for fans of the Bureau of Indian Affairs' web site.
After it was restored last week, it is now "Temporarily Unavailable."
No one knows for sure when it will be up, a Department of Interior
spokesperson told The Denver Post....
Winnebago Tribe wants property back
The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is going to federal court next month to
prevent further action by the state of Kansas in a dispute over taxes....
In The Hoop: Entrance Polls
Congratulations are due to Native America Calling host and proud father
Harlan McKosato for being recently inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa
chapter of his alma mater, the University of Oklahoma....
Choctaw Nation gets IHS contract
The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma has been awarded a unique contract
from the Indian Health Service....
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